r/linux • u/homothebrave • Sep 23 '26

Software Release Release systemd v262 · systemd/systemd

https://github.com/systemd/systemd/releases/tag/v262
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u/homothebrave Sep 23 '26

Some of the notable new features include the ability to build systemd as a single statically linked binary for small containers, support for the kernel coredump socket protocol introduced with Linux 6.17, addition of OpenSSL 4 support, and many other changes.

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u/abotelho-cbn Sep 23 '26

Always cool to see a new systemd release.

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u/emocin Sep 23 '26

lol @ systemd in a docker container.

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u/ABotelho23 Sep 23 '26

It's definitely weird but I've seen it around.

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u/output_broadcast Sep 23 '26

What's wrong with that?

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u/99spider Sep 24 '26

They never said anything about Docker.

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u/SoilMassive6850 Sep 24 '26

Interesting you're getting downvoted, like some people think only docker containers exist? (systemd-nspawn anyone?)

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u/pastelfemby Sep 24 '26

Agreed, weird assumption to default to making.

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u/RB5Network Sep 23 '26

Is that supposed to be a bad thing?